Settlement administration and healthcare lien resolution for mass tort firms
ARCHER administers mass tort and class action settlements for US law firms, handling claims, healthcare liens and qualified settlement funds. Its stack pairs Palantir Foundry and AIP with Copilot Studio, Azure AI Services and RAG, backing an AI center of excellence aimed at operations, payments, finance and legal. Pain points around cycle times, manual processes and lien bottlenecks show where that automation push is targeted.
ARCHER is a Houston-based settlement administration company founded in 2017 and privately held, with 201–500 employees. It serves law firms across the United States, managing claims administration, healthcare lien resolution and qualified settlement fund administration. Its caseload centers on mass tort and class action matters spanning product liability, pharmaceutical, medical device, mass disaster and toxic exposure cases. Finance operations run on NetSuite, QuickBooks, Dynamics GP and UltraTax CS, while client and case workflows use Salesforce and Jira. Current hiring is concentrated in legal roles in the United States, with some engineering and a VP-level opening.
ARCHER uses Palantir Foundry and AIP, Copilot Studio, Azure AI Services, Power Platform, Salesforce, NetSuite, Python, C#, Jira, Jenkins, Selenium and Playwright, among other tools.
ARCHER is building an AI center of excellence and rolling out AI across operations, lien resolution, payments, finance, client services, legal and HR, plus a private lien resolution program.
ARCHER is headquartered in Houston, Texas. It was founded in 2017, has 201–500 employees, and currently hires in the United States.
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